Abstract:
Spinal Manipulation Therapy (SMT) is a technique used to treat musculoskeletal conditions such as back pain and neck pain by applying force to the spinal joints. The idea of (SMA) is to reduce pain, restore the spine’s structural integrity, and initiate the body’s natural healing processes. Here, we report a rare but devastating complication of spinal manipulative therapy, where a young male patient, 22 years old, with asymptomatic Eagle syndrome, had a huge pseudoaneurysm from the internal carotid artery after spinal manipulative therapy; treated successfully with endograft.